Mind Amendment
Mind Amendment
Podcast Description
Mind Amendment is a show that challenges everything we’ve been taught to believe about health, healing, and human potential.
Hosted by Patrick Custer, this podcast brings together voices from across the spectrum of wellness (mental, physical, emotional, spiritual, relational) to challenge the status quo. Not your typical experts, these are trailblazers rewriting the rules and bringing bold, alternative solutions to real-life struggles.
Most of us live by a mental constitution — an internal code built from trauma, culture, conditioning, and survival. And unless we amend it, we stay stuck. Do something different and embrace dissent — it’s where change begins! This is an open invitation to disagree, to challenge, and to evolve. Because if everyone is comfortable, we’re doing it wrong!
⏰ Weekly, short 20-minute episodes
🎙️ Unfiltered conversations with expert disruptors
💥 High-impact concepts that punch through the noise
This is your mind. This is your moment. What will you do with it?
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast challenges conventional beliefs about health and healing, focusing on topics such as mental health, trauma recovery, and emotional regulation. For example, a recent episode featuring Trish Caldwell examines the shortcomings of standard therapy models in addiction recovery and promotes a critical discussion about how healing can be achieved.
Mind Amendment is a show that challenges everything we’ve been taught to believe about health, healing, and human potential.
Hosted by Patrick Custer, this podcast brings together voices from across the spectrum of wellness (mental, physical, emotional, spiritual, relational) to challenge the status quo. Not your typical experts, these are trailblazers rewriting the rules and bringing bold, alternative solutions to real-life struggles.
Most of us live by a mental constitution — an internal code built from trauma, culture, conditioning, and survival. And unless we amend it, we stay stuck. Do something different and embrace dissent — it’s where change begins! This is an open invitation to disagree, to challenge, and to evolve. Because if everyone is comfortable, we’re doing it wrong!
⏰ Weekly, short 20-minute episodes
🎙️ Unfiltered conversations with expert disruptors
💥 High-impact concepts that punch through the noise
This is your mind. This is your moment. What will you do with it?
Before she was a therapist, Ashley Hampton was a Black, queer, Southern girl trying to survive in a world that wasn’t built for her. In this powerful kickoff to Mind Amendment’s Pride Month series, Healing in the Margins, Ashley shares what it really means to seek emotional safety and how traditional models of therapy often fail the very people who need them most.
From being the “chocolate and vanilla cake” kid who had to explain her identity at five years old, to navigating grad school and internships where her voice was labeled “unprofessional,” Ashley unpacks the trauma baked into clinical spaces that weren’t created for BIPOC or LGBTQ+ communities. Together with host Patrick Custer, she explores what’s missing from mainstream mental health care, why community-based healing matters, and how building her own model was an act of survival and resistance. This episode is a call to action for therapists, clients, and anyone who wants to build a more inclusive future in mental health, one where all bodies, voices, and stories are safe to be fully seen.
This is your mind. This is your moment. What will you do with it?
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Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/mindamendment/)
YouTube: @MindAmendment
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Website: https://www.mindamendment.com
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Promises Behavioral Health – mental health, trauma & addiction treatment
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Website: https://www.promisesbehavioralhealth.com
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Cast: Patrick Custer – Host
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YouTube: @thepatrickcuster
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Ashley Hampton – Guest
Website: https://www.healinginthemargins.com/home
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Tiktok: (https://www.tiktok.com/@healingwiththehamptons)
Facebook: (https://www.facebook.com/ashleyhamptoncounseling/)
About Ashley Hampton:
As the Executive Director of Healing in the Margins, Ashley is dedicated to creating, holding, and amplifying space for folks in marginalized communities, overseeing fundraising efforts, and community engagement. Ashley also serves as the Co-Founder and Clinical Director of Hampton House Counseling, a group counseling practice dedicated to serving individuals in the margins. Ashley lives out her passion for training new clinicians in the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities as a Certified Clinical Supervisor at Hampton House, Adjust Professor of Counseling Diverse Populations at Vanderbilt University, and now in her work with Healing in the Margins.
“I’m a therapist who loves working with BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ populations, treating trauma, religious dissonance, anxiety, depression, and empowerment. My wife and I own a counseling center, Hampton House Counseling dedicated to holding space for marginalized folks. In 2022, we co-founded a non-profit organization called Healing in the Margins where the mission is to cultivate systemic change by providing resources and programming in mental health spaces for the LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC.”
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